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Saladin: The Warrior Who Defended His People is not just about Saladin's bravery against the Crusaders, it is also about how kind and how merciful Saladin was against his enemies. After Saladin's first victory against the Crusaders, he let old and sick people leave instead of keeping them as prisoners. In another battle, Saladin refused to attack a room where a wedding was taking place. After one of Saladin's last battles, he made peace with the Crusaders when he made peace with the Crusaders when he realized it was no use fighting with them anymore. This book just doesn't talk about Saladin's bravery, it talks about his kinder and more merciful side. I found this book very interesting but I was disapointed because it did not go talk much about Saladin.